@TrademarkedTWOrantula
Doïng an informal peer review as requested on my talk page. I haven't looked thru the FACs and I'm not the best at helping with getting FA's, so I recommend that you should get the advice of those reviewers first and foremost before mine :) toby (t)(rw) 21:49, 7 July 2026 (UTC)
Lead
- Should be "word video game", not "word game"
- In it, two players take turns creating words with letter tiles to cover the most territory. A tile can be locked by claiming those surrounding it, and a round concludes when all 25 tiles are claimed. Having read this and a little bit of Gameplay, I still don't really understand how the game is supposed to be played. "Creating words with letter tiles" can mean multiple things. "A tile can be locked" lacks context, etc.
- Focused on combining words with color... I'm not sure what this means.
- ...it was criticized for its usage of Game Center. I don't know what that is. You can add a descriptor before it.
Gameplay
- In Letterpress, two players compete to claim the most tiles on a grid of 25 random letters. -> In Letterpress, two players compete to claim the most tiles on a 5×5 grid of randomized letters.
- "assemble" -> "create"
- "its dictionary" -> "the game's dictionary"
- To be continued later
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